Riyadh: Al-Hilal have long been one of the most successful clubs in Saudi football, representing the Kingdom on the continental stage with a record number of AFC Champions League Elite titles.
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But as Saudi football enters a new phase of global ambition, clubs such as Al-Hilal are now expected to lead the nation on a global stage.
And the Riyadh giants are doing so with distinction on and off the pitch, as revenue of $340m (SR1.27bn) was announced for the 2024-2025 season, the highest yet by a Saudi sports organisation.
Esteve Calzada, CEO of Al-Hilal, described the current phase as a new qualitative stage in the club’s journey.
